Latest Premier League Odds: Manchester United beat League Leaders Arsenal

Michael Carrick's Manchester United beat the league leaders, and Arne Slot faces mounting pressure. This and more in the latest Premier League odds recap.

Cunha Punishes Poor Arsenal Performance

A chaotic end to Arsenal's clash with Manchester United saw the Gunners lose it late, courtesy of a wonder strike from substitute Matheus Cunha. Arsenal fans will shudder recounting their last title race with the Cityzens, when big losses at key points in the season cost them dearly.

It's still their title to lose, currently sitting four points ahead of Manchester City. At 2/5 to win it, they'll need to tread carefully moving forward.

Semenyo Strike Stops City Rot

January addition Antoine Semenyo shone as Manchester City found themselves back to winning ways. A routine 2-0 victory over Wolves was exactly what the doctor ordered, especially in Marc Guehi's first game.

Pep Guardiola would've been licking his lips watching Arsenal slip up on Sunday. His team are 11/4 to beat the Gunners to the title.

Brilliant Buendia Keeps Villa in Title Race

Emi Buendia's magic strike and a late Ollie Watkins clincher saw the Villans defeat Newcastle. Villa's three points keep them in the title race, and priced at 16/1 to win it.

Cherries Beat the Champions

Amine Adli's stoppage-time winner joins a long line of hits Liverpool have taken this season. They just can't seem to get going this season, something especially surprising given their brilliance last season and the money they spent in the summer.

Still, priced at 11/10, they're expected to salvage a poor season with a top-four spot.

Dorgu and Cunha Corkers Earn Carrick's Second Win

Patrick Dorgu and Matheus Cunha both scored emphatically in Manchester United's eventual 3-2 win over title favourites Arsenal. The Dane's strike was particularly special, cannoning in a volley off the bar to give United a 2-1 lead.

Two goals certainly worthy of winning the game. The Red Devils' rightful victory leaves them priced at 11/8 to make the top four spots under Michael Carrick.

Estevao Downs Eagles

Brazilian wonderkid Estevao played a huge part in Chelsea's victory over Crystal Palace. He scored and assisted Joao Pedro before Enzo Fernandez all-but sealed it from the spot.

Despite Chris Richards' late consolation, Chelsea were worthy winners. To make the top four spots, they're priced at 7/4.

Wolves Back to Losing Ways

Normality resumed for Wolves over the weekend - their loss to Manchester City signalled the end of an impressive spell for Rob Edwards' side. They're 1/50 to be relegated from the Premier League this season.

Burney Share Points with Spurs

Clarets forward Lyle Foster thought he'd won the game after his 76th-minute strike put Burnley 2-1 up. It wasn't to be, as Christian Romero scored late to see the points shared. Burnley are 1/25 to be relegated this season.

West Ham Produce Big Win over Black Cats

West Ham seem to have found some form at last, winning their last two Premier League games and three in all competitions.

A fiery affair included goals from Crysencio Summerville, Jarrod Bowen and Mateus Fernandes, with the trio earning the Hammers a big three points. West Ham are priced at 1/2 to be relegated this season.

More Slot Suffering

Nothing seems to be going right for Arne Slot. After a tremendous campaign and league title win last season, it's going from bad to worse this time around. Late defeat to Bournemouth put him under serious pressure, and he's now 8/13 to be the next PL manager to leave post.

Frank Under Fire Again

It feels like a matter of time before Thomas Frank and Spurs part ways. The fans and players alike aren't sold, and the board will be weighing up their options after another disappointing result this weekend. Frank is 2/1 to be the next PL manager to leave the post. 

No Goal for Haaland in Short Cameo

Erling Haaland dropped to the bench for City's win over Wolves. Nothing more sinister than just a rest, you'd imagine, but he was unable to add to his tally this week. He's 1/12 to win the Premier League Golden Boot.

Igor Goes Goalless

No goals for Igor Thiago in Brentford's home defeat to Nottingham Forest. He's 10/1 to finish this Premier League season as top scorer.